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Seriously?Anyone still use Starrett hole cutters ?
i have a starrett set 16, 20, 25 and 32mm my dad gave to me 20 years ago and they still work fine , I also have a set of Bosch which are quite good.
Still the same holesaw, It's had 15 new cutters and 5 new arbors.Anyone still use Starrett hole cutters ?
i have a starrett set 16, 20, 25 and 32mm my dad gave to me 20 years ago and they still work fine.
I hate they Bosch doesn't have a version of the Starrett Oops Arbour, missing a trick imo.
I'm ok with the step drill bit just know I'll get that 1 occasion that needs a downlight holes made bigger ? sods law ain't itBought one of those oops arbors and haven't needed to enlarge a single hole since.
Typical.
Just wrap insulation tape around the smaller hole saw and place it inside the bigger hole saw.Bought one of those oops arbors and haven't needed to enlarge a single hole since.
Typical.
Used Metabo holesaws for years. Very good quality, but never really hear of others using them.
Or the DeWalt ones I posted?
Beware the sets with peculiar plumbing sizes!! Not even a 20 or 25 in that set. I use this set...
It's a really nice case, plenty of room to chuck in spare new ones also. Definitely recommend.Faithfull FAIHSKU Holesaw Kit 16pc - Universal
Faithfull FAIHSKU Holesaw Kit 16pc - Universalwww.ffx.co.uk
Just wrap insulation tape around the smaller hole saw and place it inside the bigger hole saw.
It'll give you a step between the two sizes.
I've had to do this, when we were upgrading machines and they needed a bigger gland
for downlights it's only plasterboard. i use a set of shallow bits. cost a tenner for arbour and 6 cutters up to 80mm with all the popular downlight sizes .similar to this, but mine are red.I'm ok with the step drill bit just know I'll get that 1 occasion that needs a downlight holes made bigger ? sods law ain't it
Thanks lads I’ve decided to go for the Darts set.
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